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Five Ways to Make Customer Service a Strong PR Tool
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSWhile some PR pros may think customer service is out of their realm, the power of the Internet gives communicators a big opportunity to create direct dialogue with customers.
A Crisis ‘Pre-Mortem’ Could Help Prevent a Postmortem
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSDiscuss risk and strategy before a crisis so those postmortems aren’t so painful.
Throwing a Big Bash: Tips for Engaging Partygoers
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSThe behind-the-scenes workings of an event can have a major impact on resonating with attendees.
Demonstrate Event Value for Lasting Sponsorships
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSProviding a quality event experience for sponsors and advertisers will help ensure they return again and again.
Twitter Watch: Followers of Best Workplaces
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSGoogle leads Fortune’s Best Places to Work list in number of Twitter followers.
Pols Hit Bottom; Older Gen Is Social; Global Web Usage
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSâ–¶ Politicians Rank Last: Gallup reports in its annual “Confidence in Institutions†survey that Americans have the least confidence in Congress out of 16 institutions tested. The military fared best. Congress ranked last, as only… Continued
Social Media Helps Drive Agency Optimism
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSPR News quizzes three agency leaders about the economy’s effect on their business, and finds that clients are looking closely at social media—and at costs.
Employee Awards Programs: Boosting Morale and the Bottom Line
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSA strong employee awards program requires much attention to detail and follow-up. Here are winning strategies and tactics for recognizing jobs well done and aligning employees with business goals.
Social Media Guidelines: Command And Control or ‘Let ’er Rip!’
September 13th, 2010 by PRNEWSEmpowerment, responsibility and protection are key hallmarks of strong social media guidelines, say the experts. But there’s a fine line between setting hard policies and applying looser guidelines.